This chapter explores the critique of human rights by philosopher Georgio Agamben, referencing Simone Vay's problems with human rights. They discuss the effectiveness of human rights in preventing brutality and the political motivations behind their emphasis in Western politics. The chapter also touches upon the concept of concentration camps and the suspension of rights during a state of exception.

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